Not Pleasant Duty and the Call of Home
A moral reflection argues that abandoning motherhood for worldly ambition leads to unhappiness. It warns that mothers who forsake filial ties for social frivolity lose sympathy as youth fades. The piece urges that the path of duty, though thorny, rightly leads back to the home.
Reflections on the Stopped Paper and Mortality
A cranky old man once stopped his paper over a disputed article. The writer notes the old man’s surprise at the paper's persistence and predicts his eventual death. The column mulls obituary rhetoric and nostalgia, weaving in aphorisms about work and life.
Habit of Saving and Self Reliance for Youth
The piece argues young men should avoid unnecessary expenses and save. It notes a five cent cigar daily totals a dollar a year and saving $18.25 yearly at six percent simple interest becomes about $570 in twenty years. It stresses starting right to gain independence and avoid envy of capitalists.
What is to be will be in the game of life
A reflective column urges readers to take control after tough times. It contrasts the loafer with the go-getter and warns against blaming Fate for failure. The piece encourages action, persistence, and self-improvement to win success rather than waiting for destiny.
Succeeds Rev. J Hood as Moderator
Rev. J. R. Robertson of St. David's Church South Vancouver was elected moderator of the Presbyterian Synod in British Columbia at the Easter synod meeting in St. Andrew's Church. ordained 1899, with prior posts at Innox Grand Forks Revelstoke Nanaimo and Vancouver since ten years ago. He succeeds Rev. James Wood of Cumberland B C as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Robertson
St. David's Church
South Vancouver
Presbyterian Synod
British Columbia
St. Andrew's Church
Innox Church
Grand Forks
Revelstoke
B.C
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Rey. James (Ood
Cumberland
Honor Roll of Cumberland School
The Honor Roll lists students by division. Notable names include Tom Abe Toshio Kajiyama Mary Francioli Lottie Dallas Harold Saita and Katie Bono in Division 1 along with many others across divisions 2 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland School
Tom Abe
Toshio Kajiyama
Mary Francioli
Lottie Dallas
Harold Saita
Katie Bono
Toshiko Twasa
Margaret Calliday
Margaret Hannay
Jack Bird
Norman Gomm
Willie Devoy
Samuel Davis
Jessie Grant
Leonard Shouldice
Gordon Walker
Mary Gazzano
Marguerite Struthers
Toshio Yanamura
Low Man
Tatsu
Hitoshi Surgimoto
Edna Young
Lena Tomassi
Josie Burgheimer
Alwen Frelone
Kitty Prior
Annie Young
Cumberland Leads When Game Was Called
On Sunday May 7 Cumberland seniors hosted Ladysmith at Cumberland. The game started and, despite the weather, five innings were played with Cumberland leading 8 to 4 when called. Marocchi and Cent. struggled but Cumberland outplayed the visitors, who made nearly twice as many errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ladysmith
Cumberland Marocchi
8, Cent
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Cumberland Islander
Cumberland, B. C
Edward W. Bickle
New York
Greenwood Ledge
Harry Lauder
yYouth
COMPA
Island Furniture
Tarbell’s
Marshall Music CO
Pianos
Phonographs
Singer Machines
Courtenay
Rev. J. Hood
Lake Superior
Lillooet Lake
Pacific
Sacki
Sacki Conti
Vendome Cafe
Heintzman & Co
Gideon Hicks
Box
Victoria
Harling & Ledingham
Cumberland P.O
MY Farm
Royston
R. Waddell
Lui Francescini
B.O
Eben
Ata
Halliday’s Bread
the New Home Bakery
Union Hotel
William Jones
Ancient Order of Foresters
Dunsmuir Ave
Edward Gomm
F, Eaton
Slaughter